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Definition of float
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Float (n.) To rest on the
surface
of any
fluid;
to swim; to be
buoyed
up.
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Waft
::
Waft (v. t.) To cause to
float;
to keep from
sinking;
to buoy.
Podoscaph
::
Podoscaph
(n.) A
canoe-shaped
float
attached
to the foot, for
walking
on
water..
Filtration
::
Filtration
(n.) The act or
process
of
filtering;
the
mechanical
separation
of a
liquid
from the
undissolved
particles
floating
in it.
Floatiersman
::
Floatiersman
(n.) A man
living
on the
frontier.
Cymophanous
::
Cymophanous
(a.)
Having
a wavy,
floating
light;
opalescent;
chatoyant..
Natant
::
Natant
(a.)
Floating
in
water,
as the
leaves
of water
lilies,
or
submersed,
as those of many
aquatic
plants..
Gallinule
::
Gallinule
(n.) One of
several
wading
birds,
having
long,
webless
toes, and a
frontal
shield,
belonging
to the
family
Rallidae.
They are
remarkable
for
running
rapidly
over
marshes
and on
floating
plants.
The
purple
gallinule
of
America
is
Ionornis
Martinica,
that of the Old World is
Porphyrio
porphyrio.
The
common
European
gallinule
(Gallinula
chloropus)
is also
called
moor hen, water hen, water rail, moor coot, night bird, and
erroneously
dabchick.
Closely
related
to it is the
Florida
gallinule
Floating
::
Floating
(a.) Free or lose from the usual
attachment;
as, the
floating
ribs in man and some other
animals..
Ambergris
::
Ambergris
(n.) A
substance
of the
consistence
of wax, found
floating
in the
Indian
Ocean and other parts of the
tropics,
and also as a
morbid
secretion
in the
intestines
of the sperm whale
(Physeter
macrocephalus),
which is
believed
to be in all cases its true
origin.
In color it is
white,
ash-gray,
yellow,
or
black,
and often
variegated
like
marble.
The
floating
masses
are
sometimes
from sixty to two
hundred
and
twenty-five
pounds
in
weight.
It is
wholly
volatilized
as a white vapor at 212¡ Fah
Levitate
::
Levitate
(v. t.) To make
buoyant;
to cause to float in the air; as, to
levitate
a
table..
Sea Cocoa
::
Sea cocoa () A
magnificent
palm
(Lodoicea
Sechellarum)
found only in the
Seychelles
Islands.
The fruit is an
immense
two-lobed
nut. It was found
floating
in the
Indian
Ocean
before
the tree was
known,
and
called
sea
cocoanut,
and
double
cocoanut..
Breastwheel
::
Breastwheel
(n.) A water
wheel,
on which the
stream
of water
strikes
neither
so high as in the
overshot
wheel,
nor so low as in the
undershot,
but
generally
at about half the
height
of the
wheel,
being kept in
contact
with it by the
breasting.
The water acts on the float
boards
partly
by
impulse,
partly
by its
weight..
Floatation
::
Floatation
(n.) See
Flotation.
Supernatural
::
Supernatation
(n.) The act of
floating
on the
surface
of a
fluid.
Car
::
Car (n.) A
floating
perforated
box for
living
fish.
Buoy
::
Buoy (v. i.) To
float;
to rise like a buoy.
Downstream
::
Downstream
(adv.)
Down the
stream;
as,
floating
downstream..
Dummy
::
Dummy (n.) A
floating
barge
connected
with a pier.
Natatory
::
Natatory
(a.)
Adapted
for
swimming
or
floating;
as,
natatory
organs..
Float
::
Float (v. i.) The
trowel
or tool with which the
floated
coat of
plastering
is
leveled
and
smoothed.
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